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{{Quest infobox
| title = A Dragon and His Boy
| description = 
| image = 
| quest-giver = Kal Myhk
| location = The Dravanian Forelands
| location-x = 18
| location-y = 26
| type = side
| quest-line = 
| organization =
| class = 
| job = 
| level = 53
| req-quest =
| req-items = 
| requirements = 
| exp = 28800
| gil = 567
| mettle = 
| reward(1-10) = 
| reward-opt(1-8) = 
| unlocks = 
| prev-quest = When Mother Calls
| next-quest = Between Friends and Family
| patch = 3.0
| release = 
}}
==Walkthrough==
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==Steps==
*Meet Kal Myhk at the river.

*Slay a clearwater nanka to use as bait.

*Place your bait along the rocks, then slay the monster that appears.

*Speak with Kal Myhk.

==Journal==
*Kal Myhk is ready to hear his mother's request.

*You finally tell Kal Myhk what his mother requests of him-- to hunt for the day's meal. He makes for the nearby river without delay, and asks you to accompany him. Head to the river down south and meet with Kal Myhk.

*You meet Kal Myhk down at the river. He confesses that he has only ever helped in hunting food, but he explains to you the way his elders catch their prey. Slay a clearwater nanka and obtain a clearwater nanka tail to use as bait.

*You slay a clearwater nanka and are ready to catch your prey. According to Kal Myhk, his elders would lay their bait along the nearby rocks and wait for their prey to come biting. Do as his elders do, and strike down any beast that comes looking for an easy meal.

*A jagil leaps up from the river to claim your bait, but you slay it with swift precision. Speak with Kal Myhk and show him what you caught.

*You show Kal Myhk your freshly caught jagil. He is impressed with your hunting skills. So much so, that he decides to try by himself. Take your catch to Gullinkambi while he tries his hand at catching fish.

*You bring the jagil to Gullinkambi. Realizing you carried out the hunt in her son's stead, she apologizes for his lack of experience. She is glad, however, to see that Kal Myhk has grown to trust you.